The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-04-06

the Endorsement of his Irish policy
by mass meeting Of citizens at the
Cooper Union in New York City on
Monday last:
am very sensible of the value of
the sympathy which from the first
we have received from, l believe,
the majority Of the American people
in our efforts to secure just measures
of good government for Ireland--a
sympathy which feel sure will con-
tinue to attend us until this Just
policy shall attain its coming con-
summation.
Birmingham, March 23rd.-The
Queen visited Birmingham to-day
and laid the foundation stone of the
Victoria Assize Court building. The
weather was fine. Public buildings
and private residences were decor
ated. The streets through which
Her Majesty passed were spanned
by triumphal arches and were
thronged with people. The recep-
ton given the Queen was hearty and
enthusiastic.
At Shutdown Park the military
steeplechase cup was won by the
Prince of Wales Hohenlander by
four lengths, NIaastend second,
Harlequin third. Eight horses ran.
Paris, March 2Sth.--A sensation
has been caused by the publication
of reported conversation between
M. Flourens, French Minister of
Foreign Affairs, and the correspond
ent of the Nouoe Vremya of St.
Petersburg. The story is officially
declared to be incorrect, but little
value is attached to the denial.
According to the published report,
M. Flourens said: ~ entered office
with the full conviction that the key
to the European policy was in st.
Petersburg. While Russia is with
us, war with Germany is impossible.
Germany, by chance her States dis
uniting, would suffer more than any
other Power by defeat; therefore,
she has no course but to live on good
terms with Russia and with us.
Russia came forward for us in a
moment of danger, and we will not
remain with folded arms should she
be endangered" M. Flourens pro-
fessed that he had little to fear from
the new alliance Of Italy, Austria
and Germany. He believed the
Bulgarians themselves or the Turkish
Government would cxpel the Re-
gents, and Russia would have no
need to interfere in Bulgaria. He
thought complications were not
like to arise between France and
England, as England would sooner
or later quit Egypt, and she could
not dream of Continental conquests.
Berlin, March 28th.-The Reich
stag to-day passed to its third read
ing the Budget with Budget bills and
Loan bills. On motion of DIR. Wind
thorst, the present President and
Vice-President of the Reichstag
were reelected by reclamation for
the remainder Of the session. The
Reichstag adjourned over the Easter
holidays. The next sitting will be
April 10th.
The Emperor being indisposed,
the Empress yesterday accorded
farewell audience to Monsignor
Galimberti, the special envoy of the
Pope. In receiving him she said:
cit seems to me as If l had known
you long time, Monsignor. In the
name of the Emperor beg you to
thank the Holy Father. Tell him
how great an interest we take in his
person and that we. entertain the
warmest wishes for his welfare"
Monsignor Galimberti will take with
him to Rome an autograph letter
from Emperor William to the Pope.
1t is rumored that he will return to
Berlin after Easter, when a better
opportunity will be afforded for the
settlement of political questions.
st. Petersburg, March 2Sth.-
The Car, replying 10 the address of
students Of the University congra.
thlating him OH his escape from the
recent plot to assassinate him, says:
~ thank the University and hope II
will prove its relation to me by
deeds, not merely on paper, and
endeavor to efface the grave i'm
preston which the part number of
students took in the criminal design
on my life has created in everyone.
May God bless and guide the Uni
versity Alright"
Tangier, March l5.-The Sultan
Of Morocco has prohibited the sale
or purchase of intoxicants of all
kinds and abolished the state tobacco
monopoly. The Moorish tobacco
and snuff shops have been closed